2014 statistics - Siamese (SIA)

Below are the statistics from Polish FIFe catshows 2014.
As past then Siamese with white was considered as a separate breed (Seychellois shorthair - SYS), I have adjusted the EMS codes of these cats as Siamese for easier comparison throughout the years.

During 2014 there were total of 92 entries for Siamese.

Majority of the entries were female cats and no litters were entered.

 20.65% of entries were for lilac (c).

 when looking at the base color lilac pointed was the most popular, followed closely by seal pointed siamese.

 20% of the cats were Seychellois shorthairs (SYS).

 and 16% of the Siamese entries had tabby markings. (21 - unspecified tabby as in pointed patters the tabby marking cannot be clearly defined.

 Class 11 was the most popular class to enter Siamese. 27.17% of all Siamese entries were from there.

 47.82% of SIA entries were for kittens/juniors (classes 11 and 12), 51.08% were adult cats (classes 1-10). Out of the adult cats 31.91% were neuters.

 The below chart shows the gained results per class.

 and as overall. Absence percentage was 13.04%.

 The following certificates were given during 2014.

 80% of category 11 entries were nominated for Best in Show.

 68% of category 11 entries gained Best in Show.

 Overall 57.60% of Siamese entries were nominated and 47.82% gained Best in Show. This comes to 83.01% of all nominated Siamese entries receiving Best in Show.

 10.86% of Siamese entries were assigned to Mr. Henry Hornell.

 The chart below shows the amounts of BIS/BOS results gained per judge who nominated the cat.

 21.73% of all Siamese entries were assigned to Polish judges.

 The chart below shows the amounts of entries per the month of the show.

 More cats were entered for Saturday than for Sunday.

 30.43% of Siamese entries were presented in shows held in Warsaw.

 Below are the amounts of entries per organizing club.

Best Siamese of 2014 was Mazzystar Catmania (SIA c), placed 12th in the NW competition and also receiving the NW title.
Second was Asnee Via Nocturna (SIA e).
For more statistics, take a look here.